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					Economic Growth David N. Weil Chapter 12: Government « Little else is requisite to carry a state to the highest degree of opulence from the lowest barbarism, but peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice; all the rest being brought about by the natural course of things” Adam Smith, 1755 Jérôme Carai-Beaufils Joanna Poënset Presentation • Introduction • Defining Government’s Proper Role In The Economy • How Government Affects Growth? • Why Governments Do Things That Are Bad For Growth? • Why Poor Countries Have Bad Governments? • Conclusion Introduction •How can governments affect economic growth? =>looking to pairs of countries similar except governments. =>looking at its policies changes within a country • Normative and Positive Approaches Defining Government’s Proper Role In The Economy (1) • The Case For Government Intervention In The Economy => Market Failure Public goods, Externalities, Monopolies and Coordination failures => Income Redistribution Defining Government’s Proper Role In The Economy (2) • The Case Against Government Intervention In The Economy Inefficiency of the Government to resolve Market Failures => Equity-Efficiency Trade-Off Defining Government’s Proper Role In The Economy (3) • Swings of the Pendulum Around the 1st World War: Active Role of Governments in Economic Development Last Decades of 20th Century: Shift Away from Governments Control of the Economy How Government Affects Growth (1)? Normative Approach • Rule of Law =>Rule of Law = Public Good “Rule of Law and Factors Accumulation, 2005” How Government Affects Growth(2)? Normative Approach • Rule of Law “ Rule of Law and Productivity“ How Government Affects Growth(3)? Normative Approach • Taxation, Efficiency and the Size of Government “Effect of a Tax” How Government Affects Growth(4)? Normative Approach • Taxation, Efficiency and the Size of Government “Growth of Government Spending 1870-2005” How Government Affects Growth(5)? Normative Approach • Planning and other industrial policies  State Enterprises  Marketing Boards  Trade Restrictions Why Governments Do Things That Are Bad For Growth(1)? Positive Approach • Some Others Goals:  Population Welfare  Prevent Further Costs in the Future  Income Redistribution Why Governments Do Things That Are Bad For Growth(2)? Positive Approach • Corruption and Kleptocracy “Government Corruption versus GDP per Capita, 2005” Why Governments Do Things That Are Bad For Growth(3)? Positive Approach • Self Preservation =>Keep the Government in Power Russia in 19th Century Mobutu in Zaïre =>But lack of growth can also threaten a government’s survival Why Poor Countries Have Bad Governments(1)? • Causation running from Income to Government Quality Bad Government have not always an Impediment to Economic Growth Quality of Government often Improves in Response to Growing Income Why Poor Countries Have Bad Governments(2)? • Causation running from Government Quality to Income =>Bad Government: A Cause rather than an Effect of Economic Underdevelopment =>Governments issued from Colonialism Conclusion • Incentives of Government Interventions • What should the Government do? =>Normative Approach • Why does the Government do what it does? =>Positive Approach • A Bond between Poverty and Bad Governments
 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                            